How would one define "settled"?
Neither the activities nor the carrots and sticks are clearly defined or settled with our allies, much less with Russia and China.
Character, then, can be defined as "genius settled"—the promptings of conscience in themselves are only potentially moral, until we have integrated them into the fabric of our everyday existence and begun to hold ourselves responsible for living up to them (Journal, 3/2/42).
Then, figures such as Buddha, Socrates, Confucius, Jeremiah and Lao Tzu attempted to define for more settled, less warlike times an ethic that reached beyond our baser instincts to something more profound within.
His attempt to define American culture settled in on vague attributes like "patriotism," "family orientation," "honor and oath" and "freedom," a list that seemed cribbed from Ron Swanson's Pyramid of Greatness.
It can be concluded that a PFE signal released for a defined time span settles by gradually decreasing its velocity.
Again one can define the settling time, which might best be measured in units of periods, representing the number of periods needed to essentially complete the convergence process.
Netting means buyer and seller do not simultaneously exchange value for value in every trade rather, their intermediaries don't settle and simply accumulate unsettled debits and credits for a defined time, and then settle by exchanging only the difference at the appointed time.
As one can see from Equation (8), the stability of a suspension (defined by lower settling rates) improves if: (a) the density of the solid material (ρp) is close to that of the fluid (ρ0), (b) the viscosity of the suspension is high, and (c) the particle radius (r) is small.
The researchers will examine how species are continuing to adapt to an environment that experiences ongoing change – from new lava flows and landslides, for example — and settle into defined and recognizable species.
